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Artificial Synesthesia Simulator

What It Is

A simulation of artificial synesthesia — a brain implant that lets you see sounds as colors. The chip picks up audio, breaks it into frequency bands, converts each band to a color (bass to red, mid to green, treble to blue), and stimulates visual cortex electrodes so the brain perceives those colors.

How It Works

The dashboard lets you watch each step of the process: audio input is captured, decomposed into frequency bands, mapped to a color space, and then delivered as electrical stimulation patterns to the visual cortex. You can observe the entire pipeline from sound wave to perceived color in real time.

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